Stockmen Hold Swine Sale at State Pavilion
The opening sale of the Live Stock Breeders' association drew many bidders as 74 swine from Duroc Jersey, Poland China, Chester White and Hampshire lines went on the auction block at the state pavilion in Mitchell. Attendees traveled by train for the event with a large crowd anticipated record prices.
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Duroc Jersey
Poland
China
Chester White
Hampshire
Pavillion
Live Stock Breeders’ Association
Mitchell
Gale
Corn and Grain Growers’ Association
A. J. Hitchcock
South Dakota
Elks
Manley Champlin
State College
Kukanka
Codington County
Codington
Experiment Association
C. M. Karlstad
Dempster
South Dakota Experiment Association
Karlstad
School of Agriculture
The
Agronomy
Senator Cullom dies after fifty years of service
Washington D C former United States Senator Shelby M Cullom of Illinois died today after fifty years in public life. His career spanned roles from Illinois legislator to governor to long serving U S senator. He was born in 1829 and backed Lincoln through the Civil War era. Burial likely at Oak Ridge Cemetery Springfield Illinois near Lincoln.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Shelby M. Cullom
Ilinois
Abraham Lincoln
Cullom
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Springfield
Illinois
Lincoln
Shelby Moore Cullom
Abraham Jincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Taft
Shelby
Assembly
National House of Representatives
United States Senate
Joe’ Cannon
Andrew Jackson
Mr. Cullom
Elk Springs
Kentucky
Cumberland
Maryland
Coffeys
North Carolina
Mount Morris Academy
Douglas
Republican Party
Illinois House
Fort Sumpter
Stephan A. Douglass
Congress
Logan
Wentworth
Blaine
Conkling
Hayes
Garfield
David Davis
Senate
Allison
Iowa
Morill
Vermont
Senator West
Senator Morrill
West
Morrill
Federals quarantine smallpox scarlet fever at Port Bliss
Smallpox and scarlet fever found in the Mexican federal prison camp at Port Bliss Texas and the camp is quarantined. About seventy percent of the Mexican federal army have been vaccinated or not had smallpox. exposed individuals are isolated. Scarlet fever is watched closely as smallpox is deemed less serious among Mexicans. Federal and rebel forces mass for battles near Vorreon with Velasca leading federals north to Esclalon and Bermejillo while rebels move toward Jimines and Rewano.
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Port Bliss
Texas
Vorreon
Velasca
Knscalon
Bermejillo
Jimines
ReWano
Political veteran chaired foreign relations long at last
A seasoned party figure, who served in leadership roles through the administrations of Cleveland, Harrison, McKinlay, Roosevelt and Taft, finally holding the influential foreign relations committee chairmanship during party rule.
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Cleveland
Harrison
McKinlay
Roosevelt
Taft
Foreign Relations Committee
Russo American Bank Overture In St Petersburg
Russians approached the finance ministry seeking a charter for a Russo American bank to boost trade with the United States. Officials demanded securities equal to half the proposed capital, two and a half million dollars, before any talks. The move does not guarantee ministry approval and American bankers may wait for clearer Russo American ties.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Ministry of Finance
United States
Ministry of Influence
Moscow Chamber of Commerce
Notre Dame Priest Attacks Sex Instruction Label
Father John Cavanaugh denounces sex instruction as sex insanity in a Notre Dame sermon. He argues secular teaching would corrupt schools and that Catholic priests and nuns have long provided necessary sex hygiene guidance within confessions. He warns that mere discussion of sex problems harms morality.
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Notre Dame
Ind
John Cavanaugh
Notre Dame University
Holy Name Society
St. Joseph's Church
Sheriff Moses Shot Down in Cold Blood
Belle Fourche South Dakota reports at Rosebud Montana coroner inquest into the killing of Sheriff Billy Moses former county stock detective. Evidence indicates Moses went to J. H. Burgess home to serve papers. Burgess invited him inside and asked time to fetch his coat before accompanying him.
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Belle Fourche
S. C
Rosebud
Mont
Billy Moses
Moses
J. H. Burgess
Burgess
Woman Drops Gun. Fatal Shooting Ends Moses Case
Mrs Burgess drops a gun she holds during a quarrel on the porch causing a pistol to discharge. Burges hearing the shot fires at Moses, missing him but mortally wounding the officer lying on the ground. Moses is buried locally.
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Moses
Haiti's ruler flees amid capital revolution
President Michel Oreste fled Port au Prince aboard the German cruiser Vineta as fighting raged in the city. US ships Montana and Vienna landed bluejackets to guard foreign residents while Congress failed to curb the revolt. The South Carolina sped from Guantanamo to bolster protection for Americans and other foreigners.
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Port Au Prince
Haiti
Michel Oreste
Vineta
United States
Montana
Vienna
Oreste
Congress
Javilmar Theodore
Cape Havtian
Bellard
Hayti
Washington, D. C
Oreste of
Badger
Guantanamo
Cuba
South Carolina
Port Ay Prince
Robert. Russell
Colonel Goethals Named Police Commissioner Candidate
Panama Canal builder Colonel Goethals, noted as a potential Police Commissioner for New York, faces Washington signals that the president does not intend him to leave the Canal Zone. Nonetheless Mayor Mitchel pursues removing barriers seen as obstacles to Goethals taking the post.
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OG. Gorlttals
Panama
San
New York
Sioner
Mr. Mitchel
Washington
George W. Goethals
Gana Zone
Mitchel
Mayor Mitchel
Colonel Goethals
Burke Offers to Return to Washington in Senate Race
A South Dakota report claims Charles H. Burke proposed both candidates quit campaigning and return to Washington to let voters decide in the March 24 primary. Burke denies that he moved to retire and notes Crawford had been campaigning in state. no agreement reached.
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Hwuron
Crawford
Burke
T. B. Roberts
Pierre
Mitchell
Washington
Senate
Congress
Senator Crawford
Mr. Burke
House of Representatives
Sioux Falls
House
South Dakota
Charles H. Burke
Weather Outlook: unsettled tonight in town with rain then snow
Unsettled weather continues tonight and Thursday with likely rain turning to snow and a much colder spell. A cold wave grips the west and central regions as North and South Dakota expect snow tonight and fair but colder conditions in the east on Thursday.
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North
South Dakota
Congress Opens Inquiry Into Colorado and Michigan Mine Strikes
The House mines committee outlined steps to investigate possible violations of postal, immigration, and antitrust laws and potential peonage connected with the Colorado and Michigan mine disputes. Subcommittees may run parallel inquiries while Senate proposals await action.
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Washington, D. C
Colorado
Michigan
House Mines Committee
Foster
Senate
House
Navy Board urges four battleships for fleet plan
Rear Admiral C E Vreeland testifies for Admiral Dewey before the House naval affairs committee advocating four battleships and sixteen destroyers instead of the two ships proposed by Secretary Daniels. Dewey unable to attend due to illness.
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General Board
Washington, D. C
Daniels
House Naval Affairs Committee
C. E. Vreeland
Navy General Board
Dewey
Americans Held Up By Bandits Near Guzman
Mexican Northwestern railroad officials said a Juarez to mine and lumber camps passenger train was seized by bandits near Guzman, 85 miles south of the border. Maximo Castile’s men burned bridges and seized travelers, with threats to foreigners. Rebels sent to dislodge bandits. a separate report claimed General Ortega was captured by federals, unconfirmed by rebels.
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Juarez
Mex
Mexican Northwestern Railroad
Guzman
Maximo Castile
Castillo
Torbibio Ortega
Ojinaga
Torreon
Mexico City
Deportation of Cape Town Labor Leaders Draws Anger Abroad
Ten labor leaders deported from Capetown to England under guard after a Durban arrival. London papers warn the action signals a larger political aim beyond a strike. Glasgow condemns the move and calls for Viscount Gladstone’s recall over the South Africa deportations. Mrs. Hansen Johnson departs Lincoln for New York on a buying trip.
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Union
South Africa
Durban
Origeni
England
London
Glasgow
Scotland
Viscount Gladstone
Cape Town
Union of South Africa
Louis Botha
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C. E. Vermilyeéa
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